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telegraph operator
1. aghast and swore the telegraph operator to secrecy, and told no
2. handwriting, indicating that the telegraph operator clearly suffered from
3. but the telegraph operator acted as if he’d never met him
4. “You the only telegraph operator here?”
5. “According to the telegraph operator’s very vivid
6. The telegraph operator nodded
7. The second generation Russian who was the telegraph operator was perhaps twenty years of age, tall and lanky with thin blond hair and blue eyes
8. It even had ventilation from the coal-burning furnace in the basement that provided heat to all five stories of its grand construction! No radiator heaters were to be found anywhere throughout the entire building, and there was even a telephone in the lobby and a telegraph operator behind the front desk
9. The telegraph operator in town was Harry Kelleher, who was also the stationmaster
10. His uncle did not give him the job out of deference to his brother’s widow, for she could not bear the very existence of her husband’s illegitimate son, but he did find him employment as a telegraph operator in Villa de Leyva, a dreamy city more than twenty days’ journey away and almost three thousand meters above the level of the Street of Windows
11. His uncle was angry with him because of the manner in which he had thrown away the good position of telegraph operator in Villa de Leyva, but he allowed himself to be swayed by his conviction that human beings are not born once and for all on the day their mothers give birth to them, but that life obliges them over and over again to give birth to themselves
12. That left the eleven telegraph operators in Hildebranda Sanchez’s province who had handled telegrams with their complete names and exact addresses, and Hildebranda Sánchez herself, and her court of indomitable cousins
13. At eleven o’clock in the morning he learned the details from Leona Cassiani in a telegraphic conference during which he himself operated the transmitting equipment for the first time since his years as a telegraph operator
14. In the middle of the church stood the aristocracy; a country squire with his wife and son in a sailor blouse, the commissary of the rural police, a telegraph operator, a merchant in high boots, the local syndic with a medal on his breast, and to the right of the tribune, behind the squire's wife, Matriena Pavlovna, in a lilac-colored chatoyant dress and white shawl with colored border, and beside her was Katiousha in a white dress, gathered in folds at the waist, a blue belt, and a red bow in her black hair
15. Almost the same information was vouchsafed by different generals, telegraph operators, and dealers in groceries
